Comments for ThoughtfulGuitarist.com http://thoughtfulguitarist.com Lessons Learned on the Way to 6-String Mastery Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:52:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Practice What You Enjoy by Ari Koinuma http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/2011/04/practice-what-you-enjoy/#comment-143 Ari Koinuma Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:52:43 +0000 http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/?p=80#comment-143 Thanks! Glad you liked it. :) Thanks! Glad you liked it. :)

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]]> Comment on An Ideal Practice Session Has Two Sides by Doing the Simple Things Well | ThoughtfulGuitarist.com http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/2011/04/an-ideal-practice-session-has-two-sides/#comment-60 Doing the Simple Things Well | ThoughtfulGuitarist.com Wed, 29 Jun 2011 04:04:24 +0000 http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/?p=63#comment-60 [...] cultivated where they are needed: real-world situations.  As I’ve said previously, I think an ideal practice should be split into exercising and performing, and it’s the latter that focuses on simple [...] [...] cultivated where they are needed: real-world situations.  As I’ve said previously, I think an ideal practice should be split into exercising and performing, and it’s the latter that focuses on simple [...]

]]> Comment on The Ultimate Goal of Mastering an Instrument by Tricks Up Your Sleeve: How Many Can You Call Upon to Make a Point? | ThoughtfulGuitarist.com http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/2011/04/the-ultimate-goal-of-mastering-an-instrument/#comment-43 Tricks Up Your Sleeve: How Many Can You Call Upon to Make a Point? | ThoughtfulGuitarist.com Thu, 19 May 2011 12:10:27 +0000 http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/?p=94#comment-43 [...] since the goal of mastering the guitar is to express yourself, generally speaking, the more expressions you have under your command, the more expressive you can [...] [...] since the goal of mastering the guitar is to express yourself, generally speaking, the more expressions you have under your command, the more expressive you can [...]

]]> Comment on My Guitar Journey: From the Beginning to March 2011 by Practice What You Enjoy | ThoughtfulGuitarist.com http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/2011/03/my-guitar-journey-from-the-beginning-to-march-2011/#comment-9 Practice What You Enjoy | ThoughtfulGuitarist.com Wed, 06 Apr 2011 06:44:50 +0000 http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/?p=18#comment-9 [...] When I started playing in late 80s, a lot of rock/metal guys were boasting about how many hours they practiced.  8, 10, they’d say.  So I thought that that’s what was required to be a real guitarist.  And I’d bang my head on the wall, because I could never practice that much — it was struggle practicing 2 hours. [...] [...] When I started playing in late 80s, a lot of rock/metal guys were boasting about how many hours they practiced.  8, 10, they’d say.  So I thought that that’s what was required to be a real guitarist.  And I’d bang my head on the wall, because I could never practice that much — it was struggle practicing 2 hours. [...]

]]> Comment on The Best Practice Setup According to Tomo Fujita by An Ideal Practice Session Has Two Sides | ThoughtfulGuitarist.com http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/2011/03/the-best-practice-setup-according-to-tomo-fujita/#comment-8 An Ideal Practice Session Has Two Sides | ThoughtfulGuitarist.com Sat, 02 Apr 2011 06:30:01 +0000 http://thoughtfulguitarist.com/?p=61#comment-8 [...] ← The Best Practice Setup According to Tomo Fujita [...] [...] ← The Best Practice Setup According to Tomo Fujita [...]

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